Open .mobileconfig file saved in application in safari ios

Question

I\'m trying to open a mobile configuration file (mobileconfig) in safari to install it but nothing work. I use URL Scheme:

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Answer 1

quite had no luck either but I post this anyway if someone else can use this information. I tried opening the string via data: url which is supported by Mobile Safari, but not by openURL: – sadly.

NSString *urlHeader = @"data:application/x-apple-aspen-config;charset=utf-8,";
NSString *mobileConf = @""
    ""
    "PayloadUUIDA0670934-C558-42E1-9E80-9B8E079E9AB2PayloadDisplayNameEnableTetheringPayloadDescriptionEnablesTetheringPayloadOrganizationde.iphone-notesPayloadVersion1PayloadIdentifierde.iphone-notes.etisalatPayloadTypeConfigurationPayloadContentPayloadUUIDC1A41907-0CD9-4DC9-BAF1-A04A73B7E296PayloadDisplayNameAdvancedSettingsPayloadDescriptionProvidescustomizationofcarrierAccessPointName.PayloadOrganizationde.sendowskiPayloadVersion1PayloadIdentifierde.iphone-notes.etisalat.apnPayloadContentDefaultsDomainNamecom.apple.managedCarrierDefaultsDataapnsapnEtisalat.aeusernamepasswordtype-mask-2PayloadTypecom.apple.apn.managed";

mobileConf = [mobileConf stringByAddingPercentEscapesUsingEncoding:NSASCIIStringEncoding];
NSURL *finalURL = [NSURL URLWithString:[urlHeader stringByAppendingString:mobileConf]];

BOOL canOpen = [[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:finalURL];
if (canOpen) NSLog(@"can open");
else NSLog(@"can't open");

For testing you can prepend http:// before data: then it will at least open in Safari and you can delete the prefix to try it. Maybe some javascript injection to remove the prefix will work; I don't know.